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lomotionsg admin
Joined: 21 Nov 2006 Posts: 48
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Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 10:15 am Post subject: Seagull 4A-107 Red/Gold |
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INTRODUCING SEAGULL 4A-107 RED/GOLD
The Seagull Twin-Lens Reflex Camera
H-U-G-E glowing prints! Radiant colors and deep resolution! Handy 6cm long rolls of paper-like film. This is medium format photography.
The Seagull Twin-Lens-Reflex camera is your first-class, entry-level ticket into a new realm. Your subjects and backgrounds project straight through the Seagull's coated, multi-element Haiou 75mm lens to hit the 120 film inside with dazzling images. Total control is yielded to you through manual shutter speeds and aperture settings. Its twin-lens system projects the image outside onto a top-down ground glass viewfinder - perfect for sleek compositions and candid street shooting.
The new fast-advance crank allows for rabbit-quick shooting. Multiple and long-time exposures are a sublime pleasure. This authentic Seagull camera is made in Shanghai and packaged in a seriously gaudy satin-lined gift box.
A Distinguished Pedigree
The Seagull TLR is produced by the Shanghai General Camera factory – located in Song Jiang county. Its first twin-lens camera dates back to 1959, and was aptly named “The Shanghai.” This original design – as well as these cameras that you see today – was heavily based upon Franke & Heidecke’s iconic Rolleiflex – arguably the finest series of TLR cameras ever produced. Following several years of successful domestic sales, an export version was prepared and named the Seagull-4. This milestone item, and its successors enjoyed a broad worldwide appeal as an inexpensive yet quality option for medium-format enthusiasts.
Which brings us to the beauty of today’s Seagull TLR’s. Functionally, they’re not all that different from 1964’s Seagull-4. The optics have improved, a PC socket was added, the maximum shutter speed increased, and little odds and ends got better over time. But the heart and soul of the camera remained true to it’s original 50’s/60’s roots. That fact in and of itself sets the Seagull apart from all other cameras: this living and breathing old-school throwback - still produced with pride and quality to this day – gives you the feeling & soul of shooting a mint-condition classic camera. And that’s priceless.
Key Difference between other Seagull TLR
Exclusive limited edition colorway. Premum 4-element lens, auto-advance crank.
Lomography Microsite
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Dave Koh lomographer
Joined: 04 Oct 2009 Posts: 9
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Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 3:17 pm Post subject: |
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Hi,
could you provide info on where to get it in Sg?
Thanks.
dave |
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Muckafutha addicted lomographer

Joined: 15 Jan 2009 Posts: 756
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Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 5:16 pm Post subject: |
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hi Dave...this message was posted in 2006! But anyway i did see it on lomo web site.
locally....there's a shop in the building that was previously known as kallang leisure drome...dunno wat its called now. But i tink its second hand and need to try ur luck. cos they dun stock it, its just like if they get it they sell it. |
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